Hunter69

Maybe north of Moonta Bay there might be some seaweed mounds you can dig up and find some. We don't get the long worms that you bait in the shallows there. Just the small type under seaweed mounds. Take a shovel.

Back in the day you had two options. Spider wire. Or fire line

Unreal. Seen one when I was setting pots for marron on kangaroo Island on the west coast. Thanks for sharing Adrian. Very special animal.

Nice. If only I knew this hack in my teens. Went through so many..

Unreal.

Nice catch Adrian

Thanks mepps

Unreal hey. The running water. Does wonders for the mental game.

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With weather like today, how can you not go fishing. Was able to head for the hills this morning. Wasn't really fussed if I caught anything or not, happy to be outside in some sun. Caught these two guys on a black and orange nymph. Tied half a dozen last night. Come home with two. Only using 2lb tippet. When I came across this guy, I knew for certain the hills where waking up.. Some ruff stuff. That gets the job done. Carry bunch of woolys and drys too

Thanks. Just some type of fungi. Not sure of its name sorry. Probly wouldn't eat them tho.

I normally wait until spring for the first trout fish. After reading @styla report, thought I'd give it a crack myself. Expecting alot of water. Forecast only 11 degrees and the odd shower. Spotted and spooked a few fish before my first. All juveniles. This guy fell to a simple grub pattern. Another sitting in the fast wash Glad I got out and had a look. will wait until it warms up a little and flow slows before I try again.

My first ever launch was there. No bung!

Nice, some inspiration, almost that time to wet a fly. Cheers

Stir those whitting up